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Banish(Silencer Central) 100000111180 Banish 9K 9mm 1.30" Black Titanium

$575.00
Brand
Banish
Color
Black
Caliber
9mm
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
810171224187
MPN
100000111180

Overview

The Banish 9K is an ultra-compact, high-performance suppressor engineered for 9mm platforms, offering compatibility with calibers ranging from .380 and 5.7x28mm to .300 BLK. Featuring a durable black titanium construction with a Cerakote finish, this 3D-printed suppressor measures just 4.1 inches in length with a 1.3-inch diameter and weighs an exceptionally lightweight 2.7 ounces. Its minimal weight allows for direct-thread attachment without requiring a booster assembly or Nielsen device on most pistols. The unit utilizes a 13.5x1 LH metric direct thread pattern, reduces sound levels to 132 decibels at the ear for 9mm rounds, and is fully automatic rated for 9mm supersonic and .300 BLK subsonic ammunition.

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